lab equipment/bibliographies/"exciting" research (Judith Brown )

| Date: Thu, 4 Apr 1996 15:52:40 -0800
| Reply-To: Edward Burns <pwa(at)U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
| X-To: AUDITORY(at)VM1.MCGILL.CA
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| Not surprisingly, I agree with Feth.
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| As for:
| >helping people get started in our exciting research field.
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| Al, get a grip. In 10 years nobody will care about 95% of our "exciting
| research."
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| Ed Burns
|
Another way to look at it is 95% of the previous research as well
chaff among the wheat, and knowlegable people can save newcomers the
pain of triage. Why not save somebody a lot of time when it only
takes a few minutes, and may even get other on the list to read some
papers they wouldn't have known about?
But then I like to ask for references for myself from time to time so
I can't claim absence of bias ...
Judy
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| Judith Brown | http://sound.media.mit.edu/~brown |
| brown(at)media.mit.edu | See http://www.wellesley.edu/Physics/landscape.html|
| jbrown(at)wellesley.edu | for what's happening to the Wellesley landscape. |
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